::January 10, 2005::
Happy New Year!!! It's 2005, can you believe it? We've been a little lacking in the updates department, but now that first semester is coming to an end, we hope that things will start picking up! By the way, all of you who have been living in a hole recently, Napoleon Dynamite is out on DVD (as of December 21st) so GO OUT AND FLIPPIN' BUY IT...its awesome!! Au revoir- Sandhya

::November 2, 2004::
Do one more thing that is useful today-vote please. Your vote really counts.

::September 25, 2004::
Interpol's Antics is coming out on Tuesday. Be sure to pick it up, because it's sooooooo good! To coincide with the release of their sophomore album, they are opening up art spaces called, well, Interpol Space. There are three locations, as of now, in NYC, LA, and London. I had the opportunity to visit the one in NYC, and it's not located at 199 Lafayette Street-it's actually one door down at 200-something Lafayette Street (I didn't find that out until climbing several levels of stairs in sketch 199). It was pretty interesting, because I've never been to anything like it. It had screen prints of the band members, photos, collages, and a TV that displayed all the film contest winners. They are also selling a Box Set of 7"s. Also I finished my Curiosa fest review. Later.-Nancy

::August 27, 2004::
Welcome to the new look of Headcase. It's so much more eye pleasing than the last one, because my brother designed the WHOLE site. Thank you so much! The look of the website has changed and the ads have somehow become more irritating on the site, and I don't know how to fix it but please try to ignore it. Anyway lots of albums coming out in the fall to look out for including Interpol's Antics and Elliott Smith's final album. Pick them up towards the end of September -Nancy

::August 11, 2004::
Ok so the local band review is up...Down With Fupa. Have fun. -Sandhya

::August 11,2004::
Hey everyone! Sorry that it has taken an age to get things going again, this summer has been chaotic...I actually finished these articles a long time ago, but I've been very lazy and busy... so I reviewed Napoleon Dynamite which might I add is one of the funniest movies I have ever seen!! Yea, so sad story about my local band review, I thought I saved it in my mail box, actually I did, and then stinkin' AOL has to go and delete it because its over 20 days old...so sorry, if you give me another hour, I'll try and muster up something close to what I had before...this makes me a lot sadder than I may be coming off right now...but if you really can't wait to check this local band out...hold your horses...its coming! -Sandhya

::July 29, 2004::
First things first....SORRY! We haven't updated the page...since ages ago...WE ARE STILL ALIVE! I wrote the HFStival article a couple days after the concert...which was like 2 months ago, but decided to hold it back until i got the rest of the issue done with...which i haven't...but it will be done..sometime. Anywho...Blue Jay Walking is our new (after several months) Band of the Month! YAY! You can view the article here. You really have to check them out! Thanks to Blue Jay Walking for making the interview possible. Sandhya has the local band article about Down with Fupa and the movie article for Napoleon Dynamite (you MUST watch that movie-good stuff) that she will share with us later. For now...here are some tour dates from bands we think you should check out to release your anger...possibly directed towards us:

Statistics with Velvet Teen:
8/16: Philadelphia, PA @ The Fire
8/17: Cleveland, OH @ Grog Shop
8/18: Detroit, MI @ The Magic Stick
8/19: Urbana, IL @ Caffe Paradisco
8/20: Chicago, IL @ Fireside Bowl
8/21: Minneapolis, MN @ Dinkytowner
8/22: Omaha, NE @ Sokol Underground
8/23: Lawrence, KS @ Jackpot
8/24: Denver, CO @ Bluebird Theatre
8/25: Salt Lake City, UT @ Kilby Court

The Like with Phantom Planet:
8/22: Nashville, TN @ Exit Inn
8/23: Memphis, TN @ Rhodes College
8/24: Little Rock, AR @ Sticky Fingers
8/26: Austin, TX @ Emos
8/27: Dallas, TX @ Trees
8/28: Houston, TX @ Engine Room
8/30: Atlanta, GA @ Cotton Club
8/31 Charlotte, NC @ Tremont Music Hall
9/1: Winston-Salem, NC @ Ziggy's
9/4: Bryn Mawr, PA @ Bryn Mawr College
9/5: Syracuse, NY @ Syracuse University
9/6: Oneonta, NY @ Hartwick College
9/8: Northampton, MA @ Pearl Street
9/10: Lexington, KY @ University of Kentucky
9/11: Pittsburgh, PA @ Rex Theatre
9/14: New Haven, CT @ Toad's Place
9/15: Asbury Park, NJ @ The Stone Pony
9/16: Farmingdale, NY @ The Downtown
9/24: Riverside, Ca @ UC Riverside

Updates Archives

       
LOCAL BAND
Down With Fupa: Ska's Comeback

What do you get when you put seven highschool boys together who have raging hormones and incredible musical talent? My guess would be a lot of competition, a lot of fighting, and sick nasty jokes that somehow only guys find funny... Read Article.

       
CD REVIEW
Norah Jones: Not Steppin' Up

Norah Jones latest is as impressive as her Grammy-winning record, Come Away with Me. You’ll probably hear this playing at your neighborhood Starbucks, or your SEVERAL neighborhood Starbucks...
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CONCERT REVIEW
Curiosa: It’s like Ozzfest, but not…

My favorite thing about the Cure is how they have the talent to capture human emotions into three to five minute songs. They’ve been doing it now for nearly 30 years without any serious disappointments...
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MOVIE REVIEW
Napoleon Dynamite....huhhh!

We've all been there, at least once in our lives, for me it was many times...we've had our share of being the outcast, we've all taken turns being the complete freak, the complete weirdo whom no one associates with but everyone makes fun of, thats just the way of life...
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BOOK REVIEW
Foreign Affairs

In an attempt to capture the true essence of two American academics finding their love in a place where they least expected, Alison Lurie wrote Foreign Affairs...
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EDITORIAL
It's All About the Music...not...

It is extremely difficult to be consistent with the phrase, “it’s all about the music.” I have argued with someone about musicians and their roles outside of music, and found myself stretching things pretty thin to support my view, needless to say I lost my argument.
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